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"Right now there are about 200,000 Canadians living in #LTC homes. About a third of them could've actually stayed in their own homes, with proper home care support," said @DrSamirSinha via @CBCNews with @cbcErica, @T_Foxcroft & @kt_pedersen.
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Stats Canada says a growing proportion of the population are seniors, and they will require home care.
But how is Canada doing in terms caring for our seniors compared to our European colleagues?
@cbcErica investigates.
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Reitmans removes clothing from factory suspected of North Korean forced labour after Marketplace investigation | CBC News cbc.ca/news/canada/reitmans-…
Canadian brands sold clothes from a Chinese factory suspected of secretly using North Korean forced labour.
Our latest undercover investigation explores how our shopping habits could be funding the NK nuclear program cbc.ca/news/canada/marketpla… @davidcommon @winstonszeto +Anu Singh
Unvaccinated Mom’s Dying Wish: ‘Make Sure My Children Get Vaccinated’ vice.com/en/article/n7bm97/u… via @vicenews
Thank you @RTDNA_Canada for the National Continuing Coverage award for our investigation into LTC repeat offenders. Congrats to all the other nominees and winners - it's been an amazing year for journalism despite unprecedented challenges! youtu.be/k1oRl1ZGt8k via @YouTube
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Congratulations to #RTDNACanada2021 winner for National Video: Continuing Coverage: CBC Marketplace: “Are Nursing Homes Above the Law? Exposing Repeat Offenders”
NERD ALERT: come join Will and I at the Science Writers and Communicators of Canada conference where we'll be talking about what we did to transform a pile of 10,000 PDFs into analyzable data to investigate Ontario long-term care homes last year. June 9th at 12:30 EST!
✨ Coming up June 9! ✨Join @kt_pedersen and @wolfewylie as they discuss how @cbcmarketplace turned thousands of PDFs into an investigative series on the state of Ontario's long-term care homes. Register for our virtual conference: sciencewriters.ca/conference…
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More #CAJAwards finalists have joined tonight's Twitter Space on Data journalism. It now includes @EdTubb & @kt_pedersen, along with @tom_cardoso, @KenyonWallace, @DruvSareen & @annabelleblais.
(Possible) appearances by @jm_mcgrath, @taimhuynh & more. You don't want to miss this
I'll also be joining this panel tonight on behalf of CBC Marketplace and The National who are nominated for our data series on long-term care.
Looking forward to it!
It's time for round 2 of CAJ does Twitter Spaces!
Join us right here today (Tuesday, May 25) to chat with CAJ Award finalists in the Data Journalism category: @tom_cardoso, @KenyonWallace, @DruvSareen and @annabelleblais.
This will be so fun (and so nerdy!) Bring all your Qs.
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THREAD: Ontario's Auditor General is today calling for a return of comprehensive inspections in long term care. The Ford gov't, which cut them, questioned our journalism months ago showing those inspections are 5x better than what's replaced them.
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During a 25-minute news conference, Merrilee Fullerton took no responsibility for what happened in long-term care. She blamed it all mostly on previous governments, but also the health bureaucracy, community spread, and scientists disagreeing about masks & aerosol spread.
Very excited and honoured that this story has been nominated at the #CdnScreenAwards
Since the story aired, @JoelHardenONDP took on the issue in the legislature, and "Voula's Law" was voted for unanimously earlier this month. @manciniCBC @davidcommon
youtu.be/IAUzohAcFpA
Are social media giants are really cracking down on misinformation during the pandemic? We flagged 800 posts with misinfo and they only acted on 12%. More details in our news story from today:
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Watch the full episode:
youtu.be/t4bsnIGI8Zg via @YouTube
Canada's nursing homes have worst record for COVID-19 deaths among wealthy nations: report | CBC News cbc.ca/news/canada/ottawa/ca…
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Yet again @facebook @instagram @twitter @google failed us by continuing to spread dangerous lies in order to make more money. Congress gave them 24 hours to take action and they didn’t.
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We attended a COVID-19 conspiracy boot camp to see how aspiring activists are learning how to convert new recruits. Tactics included categorizing targets by their argument style, and applying strategies to "sow seeds of doubt" @Eric_Szeto @AshaTomlinson cbc.ca/news/marketplace/mark…
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This whistleblower says despite the coronavirus pandemic, it’s easy to start a phone scam. It costs just a couple of dollars for scammers to access hundreds of Canadians' personal information. cbc.ca/1.5947798
Whistleblower reveals how easy it is to set up a phone scam
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Tainted romaine lettuce has led to seven deaths and hundreds have been sickened or hospitalized in the U.S. and Canada. Toddler Lucas Parker was one of them. cbc.ca/1.5952161














